On July 15th, YOGO ROBOT’s Shanghai headquarters welcomed students and teachers from Concordian International School Bangkok, Thailand, for a dynamic and futuristic tech exploration. From live demos of award-winning robots to behind-the-scenes deep dives into advanced technology, the visit was packed with excitement from start to finish.

Our engineers broke down complex topics like multi-sensor fusion and dynamic path planning in simple, engaging language — the very technologies that enable YOGO robots to achieve 360-degree perception and agile obstacle avoidance. Behind these capabilities lies YOGO’s fully self-developed ecosystem across the entire R&D chain.

When our intelligent delivery robot — a dual winner of the iF Design Award and Red Dot Award — zipped through the space at 1.5 meters per second, the room erupted in amazement. YOGO believes that robots should not only be designed for a single task. Instead, they should be human-centric, enhancing the efficiency and intelligence of 3D spaces. Just like a mobile phone can support countless apps, minimal robots should be capable of performing a wide range of functions. However, for hardware, is requires the product with robust modular conversion capabilities and the ability to seamlessly integrate with various systems…

Our engineers further unveiled the secret behind the robot’s one-click transformation feature, backed by real-world data: Robot-assisted last-mile logistics can improve delivery efficiency by up to 35%. This number made the impact of technology on everyday life crystal clear.

During the Q&A session, questions such as “How do robots identify elevator floors?” and “What are the principles behind dynamic path planning?” were raised one after another. Drawing on their experience with the National 863 Program, the YOGO R&D team transformed complex algorithmic principles into vivid demonstrations, and students eagerly vied to answer technical questions about patented technologies, vision algorithms, and other specialized topics.

The Q&A session was buzzing with energy:

“How does the robot recognize elevator floors?”

“What’s the principle behind dynamic path planning?”

YOGO’s R&D team, drawing from national 863 Program experience, transformed technical concepts into vivid on-site demonstrations.

“Seeing robots work together as a team to complete complex tasks has filled the students with excitement about the future of technology—this experience completely exceeded our expectations!” The YOGO team responded: “As a company dedicated to using robotics to improve last-mile delivery efficiency, YOGO ROBOT has always placed great importance on international youth science and technology exchanges. We are deeply honored to have had this opportunity to give Thai students a close-up look at cutting-edge technology and to sow the seeds of cross-border collaboration through this interactive experience!”

“From group collaboration to precision delivery, these technological breakthroughs have completely defied our imagination!” said Mr. Lu, the team leader. The YOGO team emphasized, “Allowing young people around the world to experience cutting-edge technology is a key way for us to put our philosophy of ‘Technology Makes Life Better’ into practice.” As they parted ways, the students warmly bid farewell in Thai with “ขอบคุณ! (Thank you!),” bringing this cross-border technology exchange to a heartwarming close, while the little white cat that always hangs around the entrance also affectionately saw them off.